A collection of 28 articles previously published in Journal of the American Pharmacists Association plus 2 new articles.
Founders of the American Pharmaceutical Association
George Francis Archambault: pharmacy's change agent
James Hartley Beal: educator & statesman
Donald Crum Brodie: pharmacy theoretician
Chauncey I. Cooper: champion of minority pharmacists
Zada Mary Cooper: advocate of women in pharmacy
Andrew Craigie: America's first apothecary general
Lewis Diehl: APHA's reporter on the progress of pharmacy
H.A.B. Dunning: pharmacy philanthropist and father of the APHA Foundation
Carl T. Durham: pharmacy's representative
Albert Ethelbert Ebert: founder of American pharmacy's oldest award
Robert P. Fischelis: pharmacy activist
Donald Eugene Francke: reformer by nature, doer by necessity
Edward Kremers: pharmaceutical education reformer
J. Leon Lascoff: champion of professionalism
Ernest Little: American Foundation for Pharmaceutical Education champion
Rufus Ashley Lyman: towering figure in the field of pharmaceutical education
John Michael Maisch: father of adequate pharmaceutical legislation
Edward Parrish: pioneer ethicist
Albert Prescott: pharmacy education's revolutionary spark
William Procter, Jr.: father of American pharmacy
Joseph Price Remington: teacher of teachers
Charles Rice: creator of the modern scientific pharmacopoeia and the father of the national formulary
Irving Rubin: tireless campaigner for pharmacy
Edward Spease: father of hospital pharmacy standards
Edward R. Squibb advocate of product standards
Linwood Franklin Tice: champion of students
Henry M. Whelpley: association worker
Harvey A.K. Whitney: pioneer in hospital pharmacy.
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Heroes of pharmacy : professional leadership in times of change by Dennis B. Worthen. ISBN 9781582121116. Published by American Pharmacists Association in 2008. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.
